Vessel Fitter – 1st Shift | Temp-to-Hire Pay: $25.00-$35.00 per hour (Based On Experience) Location: Tulsa, OK Area Shift: Monday–Thursday | 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM Job Type: Temp-to-Hire Openings: 2 Positions Available
Position Overview
Stand-By Personnel is seeking 2 experienced Vessel Fitters for a temp-to-hire manufacturing opportunity in the Tulsa area. This position involves laying out, fitting, and assembling vessel and structural components according to blueprints, fabrication drawings, and production specifications. Candidates should have a strong background in vessel fitting, structural steel fabrication, or tank manufacturing, with the ability to accurately measure, position, and assemble metal components in preparation for welding. The ideal candidate has excellent blueprint-reading skills, strong mechanical aptitude, and the ability to independently complete fitting and layout responsibilities while maintaining high standards for quality and safety. This opportunity offers competitive pay of $25.00-$35.00 per hour, based on experience, with a consistent Monday–Thursday schedule and three-day weekends.
Required Experience & Skills
- Previous hands‑on experience in vessel fitting, structural fitting, or tank and vessel fabrication is preferred.
- Candidates must be able to read and interpret blueprints, fabrication drawings, welding symbols, and technical specifications.
- Strong layout and measurement skills are essential, including experience using tape measures, squares, levels, and other applicable measuring instruments.
- Candidates should be comfortable fitting, positioning, aligning, and assembling metal components according to fabrication requirements.
- Experience using hand tools and power tools in an industrial fabrication environment is important.
- Strong attention to detail, dependable attendance, reliable transportation, and a commitment to quality workmanship are required.
- Candidates must be comfortable working independently and collaborating with Welders and other fabrication personnel.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
- Read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, welding symbols, and fabrication specifications to determine fitting and assembly requirements.
- Lay out, fit, and assemble vessel and structural components according to applicable dimensions and production requirements.
- Measure, mark, position, and align materials in preparation for fabrication and welding.
- Use hand tools, power tools, and measuring instruments to complete accurate fit‑up and assembly operations.
- Verify component positioning, alignment, and dimensional accuracy before materials advance to welding.
- Inspect completed fitting work for quality, identify alignment concerns, and make necessary adjustments.
- Work closely with Welders and fabrication personnel to maintain efficient production workflow.
- Maintain clean and organized work areas, follow established fabrication procedures, and comply with all company safety requirements.
- Perform additional vessel fitting and structural fabrication responsibilities as assigned.
Vessel Fitting & Fabrication
- Perform hands‑on fitting and assembly work involving industrial vessels, tanks, and structural components.
- Responsibilities include preparing materials, positioning components, completing layout work, and maintaining accurate fit‑up according to fabrication drawings.
- Experience working with vessel shells, structural assemblies, or other industrial fabrication components is valuable.
- Strong attention to dimensional accuracy and quality workmanship is essential.
Blueprint Reading & Layout
- Must be able to read and interpret fabrication blueprints, technical drawings, and welding symbols.
- Responsibilities include identifying dimensions, determining component orientation, following layout specifications, and verifying measurements throughout assembly.
- Experience using measuring and layout tools is important for ensuring components are accurately positioned before welding.
Structural Fitting & Assembly
- This position may involve fitting and assembling structural components associated with vessel fabrication.
- Comfortable measuring, marking, positioning, and aligning metal materials while maintaining proper fit‑up.
- Experience working with structural steel components and industrial fabrication equipment is preferred.
Quality Inspection & Workmanship
- Inspect fitted components and assemblies for dimensional accuracy, alignment, and overall quality.
- Identify incorrect measurements, fitting discrepancies, or other fabrication concerns and make applicable corrections.
- Maintain consistent workmanship while meeting production requirements and following established quality procedures.
Pre-Employment Screening Requirements
- Drug Screen Required: Must meet Stand-By Personnel's safety‑based screening standards
- OMMA Medical Marijuana Cards Accepted: Employees may not be under the influence while working
- Background Check Required: No violent felony convictions; No major drug‑related crimes; No sex offender convictions; Any criminal history must be disclosed and approved by the client before placement; All candidates must comply with applicable company safety policies and pre‑employment requirements.
Preferred Qualifications
- Previous experience as a Vessel Fitter, Structural Fitter, Tank Fitter, or Industrial Fabrication Fitter is preferred.
- Experience with tank and vessel fabrication, structural steel assembly, blueprint interpretation, welding symbols, material layout, and precision measurement is especially valuable.
- Candidates who can independently perform fitting and layout responsibilities in an industrial fabrication environment are strongly encouraged to apply.
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
This is a physically demanding position in an industrial manufacturing and fabrication environment. Candidates must be comfortable standing and walking for extended periods, bending, kneeling, reaching, lifting, carrying, and positioning metal components throughout the shift. Work involves regular exposure to fabrication equipment, heavy metal materials, hand tools, power tools, and active production operations. All required personal protective equipment and company safety procedures must be followed.
Schedule Requirements
Monday–Thursday | 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM This position offers a consistent four‑day workweek with Friday, Saturday, and Sunday off under the regular schedule. Candidates must be available for the assigned shift and maintain dependable attendance.
Why You'll Want This Opportunity
- 2 immediate openings
- Four‑day workweek
- Three‑day weekends
- Competitive pay based on experience
- Long‑term growth and advancement opportunities
- Hands‑on industrial fabrication work
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